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Old June 28th 05, 01:33 PM
V.V.
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Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd like
to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is where to
find a large tub in the area. Any suggestions? Also, has anyone built one
of these on their Lanai? My vision is something Meditteranian looking,
maybe tiled on the outside, with a simple water feature.

Thanks,

Vince


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Old June 28th 05, 03:29 PM
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"V.V." wrote in message
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Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd

like
to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is where to
find a large tub in the area. Any suggestions? Also, has anyone built

one
of these on their Lanai? My vision is something Meditteranian looking,
maybe tiled on the outside, with a simple water feature.

Thanks,

Vince

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The HomeDepot and Lowe's stores carry pre-formed ponds that will fit on your
deck. Stock watering tanks should also fit the bill. Co-ops and farm
supply stores would carry them.
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Old June 28th 05, 04:19 PM
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"V.V." wrote in message
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Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd
like to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is
where to find a large tub in the area. Any suggestions? Also, has
anyone built one of these on their Lanai? My vision is something
Meditteranian looking, maybe tiled on the outside, with a simple water
feature.

Thanks,

Vince


I would have to agree with Mr. Courageous that you don't have to buy a
pre-formed tub. You can build this thing into your deck and then line it.
The real question is how big do you want it to be because that will weigh
into the structural design of your deck and the form. My pond is partially
above ground, but not built into a deck. Check out my link below to see
what it looks like. It may give you some ideas.

http://home.insightbb.com/~jryates/filter.htm

Scroll down to the third image on the page.


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Old June 29th 05, 03:58 PM
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Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd like
to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is where to
find a large tub in the area.


Size?

Anyway, you don't need to use a preform. You can use flexible pond liner.
What you do is build the form (which has to be very sturdy), line it with
plywood, then a seal of some sort, then the liner. You may have to eventually
replace the liner, but not for a long while.

When I wrote this, I was assuming you wanted a wood frame pond. If you don't,
my answer would be a bit different.

Anyway, look he

http://www.wetwebmedia.com

C//

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Old June 29th 05, 11:03 PM
~ janj JJsPond.us
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Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd like
to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is where to
find a large tub in the area. Any suggestions? Also, has anyone built one
of these on their Lanai? My vision is something Meditteranian looking,
maybe tiled on the outside, with a simple water feature.
Vince

Lanai, haven't heard that term since Golden Girls went off the air. ;o)

Aqua-Mart is in Orlando, don't know if that helps or not. www.aqua-mart.com
How large are you thinking? Like old hot tub size or smaller like this:

http://users.owt.com/jjspond/koipond/photos/pond17.jpg
Center of picture above is a small patio pond with tile surround, or google
for patio pond. I Foogled and found this:
http://store.yahoo.com/aquatecfounta...patponkit.html ~ jan

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~
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Old June 30th 05, 04:08 AM
V.V.
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Thanks everyone! I appreciate your suggestions. Not sure of the size yet
but putting it on a concrete pool deck, sorry I wasn't more specific.
Thanks again for the guidence

Vince


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"V.V." wrote in message
...
Hoping someone can help me- I'm interested in building a square or
rectangular pond on my pool deck. I just moved to Naples Florida. I'd
like to find a pre-formed tub and build a face for it. My problem is
where to find a large tub in the area. Any suggestions? Also, has
anyone built one of these on their Lanai? My vision is something
Meditteranian looking, maybe tiled on the outside, with a simple water
feature.

Thanks,

Vince


I would have to agree with Mr. Courageous that you don't have to buy a
pre-formed tub. You can build this thing into your deck and then line it.
The real question is how big do you want it to be because that will weigh
into the structural design of your deck and the form. My pond is
partially above ground, but not built into a deck. Check out my link
below to see what it looks like. It may give you some ideas.

http://home.insightbb.com/~jryates/filter.htm

Scroll down to the third image on the page.



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Old June 30th 05, 01:59 PM
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Thanks everyone! I appreciate your suggestions. Not sure of the size
yet but putting it on a concrete pool deck, sorry I wasn't more specific.
Thanks again for the guidence

Vince


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